The Order of the Vikram
Star - Grand Commander, breast star (L) and sash badge
(R).

The Order of the
Vikram Star: founded by Maharaja Sadul Singhji on 2nd
February 1944 as the Vikram Badge, with precedence after
the Bikaner Badge of Honour. Modified, renamed and given
precedence before all other orders in November 1947.
Awarded in five classes (1. Grand Commander, 2.
Commander, 3. Companion, 4. Officer, and 5. Member).

The Order of the Sadul Star
of Bikaner - Grand Commander, breast star.

The Order of the
Sadul Star of Bikaner: founded by Maharaja Sadul Singhji
in November 1947. Awarded in five classes (1. Grand
Commander, 2. Commander, 3. Companion, 4. Officer, and 5.
Member).

The Order of the Sadul Star
of Bikaner - Commander, neck badge.

The Order of the
Star of Honour: founded by Maharaja Ganga Singhji on 30th
October 1937 as the Bikaner Badge of Honour, in six
classes. Modified and renamed by Maharaja Sadul Singhji
in November 1947, thereafter awarded in four classes (1.
Grand Commander, 2. Commander, 3. Companion, and 4.
Officer).

The Order of the Star of
Honour - Commander, breast star (L) and neck badge (R).

The Badge of
Valour: instituted by Maharaja Sadul Singhji in 1945, as
a reward for exceptional acts of gallantry in the face of
the enemy to members of the Bikaner State Forces. Awarded
in one class only.
The Legion of Merit: instituted by Maharaja Ganga Singhji
as the Medal for Meritorious Service on 30th
October 1937. Modified and converted into a state order
by Maharaja Sadul Singhji in 1947. Awarded in two classes
(1. Class I - gold and full enamel neck badge, and 2.
Class II - gold and partly enamelled breast badge).

The Medal for
Gallantry: instituted by Maharaja Sadul Singhji on 3rd
December 1943 as a military decoration to reward
gallantry in the field to members of the Bikaner State
Forces. Awarded in a single class and open to all ranks.

The Household
Medal: Instituted by Maharaja Ganga Singhji to reward
personal services. Awarded in three classes (1. Class I
in gold, 2. Class II in silver, and 3. Class III in
bronze).
The Maharaja's Household Medal: Instituted by Maharaja
Sadul Singhji in 1943 to reward personal services.
Awarded in three classes (1. Class I in gold, 2. Class II
in silver, and 3. Class III in bronze).
The Public Service Medal: instituted by Maharaja Ganga
Singhji as a reward for philanthropic, charitable, and
public services by civilians and members of the armed
forces and police. Modified by Maharaja Sadul Singhji and
awarded in four classes.
The Civil Service Medal: instituted by Maharaja Ganga
Singhji as a reward for services rendered by those in the
civil branch of the state administration. Modified by
Maharaja Sadul Singhji and awarded in three classes (1.
Class I in gold, 2. Class II in silver, and 3. Class III
in burnished copper).

The Civil
Service Medal: instituted by Maharaja Sadul Singhji on
2nd February 1944, as a replacement for the sixth and
seventh classes of the Badge of Honour. Awarded in three
classes (1. Class I in gold, 2. Class II in silver, and
3. Class III in burnished copper).

The Civil Service Medal,
Class III (L) and The Ran Soon Jagvallabha Medal, Class I
(R)

The Ran Soon
Jagvallabha Medal: instituted by Maharaja Sadul Singhji
as a reward for bravery and good conduct to officers,
NCOs and men of the Bikaner State Forces. Awarded in two
classes (1. Class I - awarded to officers, and 2. Class
II - awarded to other ranks).
The Medal for Commendable Conduct: instituted by Maharaja
Sadul Singhji in 1945 and awarded to NCOs and men of the
Bikaner State Forces.